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Rethinking the role of the middle manager

McKinsey Public & Social Sector Insights

Companies need to uplift their much-maligned middle managers. Not merely a midpoint to the top, they are the true center of the organization.

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Managing the Capacity Dilemma

Park Leaders

. – Phil Gaines As national park attendance continues to increase, managing visitor numbers has become crucial. He joins for a conversation about managing the capacity dilemma, because since the pandemic there has been an ongoing influx of visitors. People have now discovered their value, so we have to find a way to preserve it.

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Defund Emergency Management

Disaster Zone blog

Whose responsibility is it to fund state and local emergency management?

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Effective Workforce Case Management Helps Maintain Employee Trust

GovLoop

The fiscal year 2022 Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey found that 69% of respondents reported positive perceptions of agency DEIA practices , but that still leaves almost a third of workers who didn’t. To do it, they need workforce case management.

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Activating middle managers through capability building

McKinsey Public & Social Sector Insights

Middle managers can drive the success of organizations, but first they need the skills to succeed. Targeted training can help.

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Disaster Zone Podcast: Washington State Emergency Management

Disaster Zone blog

Learn about the hazards and the organization charged with all aspects of emergency management.

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Project Management to Product Management: Making the Move

GovLoop

Project management focuses on completing a specific assignment with preset resources. Product management focuses on what you want to achieve. What sold him on product management was its responsiveness to the overall vision of the reporting experience. It’s more than a change in terminology; it’s a change in perspective.